Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Animated News from Taiwan : Jon Stewart rallies the troops in Washington 脫口秀主持人史都華招兵買馬

The Alyona Show: In Case You Missed It - Full Show 10/26/10


TheAlyonaShow | October 27, 2010

The case of the Newburgh 4, we can't help but wonder if the FBI has resorted to creating terrorists rather than fighting them, RT Correspondent Marina Portnaya reports. Then, many media outlets chose to focus on head leaker Julian Assange rather than the content of the leak itself, so is this a major media fail. And, a federal court ruled US could keep all information on Bagram prison a secret. Next, right wingers like Glenn Beck and Mike Huckabee claim that the 'New Elites' are out to get you. Sam Seder weighs in if Americans are really buying this. And, this week marks the 10th anniversary of the International Space Station, and Commercial Space Pioneer Jeffrey Manber discusses the monumental international venture.


Project Camelot interviews Benjamin Fulford - Part 2 of 3




Project Camelot interviews Benjamin Fulford - Part 2 of 3
51:59 - 2 years ago
The Ultimatum: Benjamin Fulford (Part 2 of 3) Tokyo, Japan February, 2008 The son of a Canadian diplomat, Benjamin Fulford rebelled against his upbringing and at the age of 17 made his way to the Amazon to live with a native tribe. Wanting to better understand Western society, he spent time in a community in Argentina before attending university in Japan. Principled, brave, and still a diehard idealist, he resigned as Asia-Pacific Bureau Chief of Forbes Magazine after investigating a scandal the editor refused to report. As he researched global affairs further, he uncovered the complex web of global financial control at the hands of the Rockefellers and Rothschilds - and also the reality of racially targeted bioweapons such as SARS. It was these plans for depopulation that upset some powerful factions in Japan, Taiwan and China. After being approached by a real-life Ninja, matters came to a head in 2007 when Fulford became the first Westerner for 500 years to be admitted into the Eastern Secret Societies, a group with 6 million members. As their spokesman, he delivered a simple message to the Illuminati: Recognize that your time is over, step down without a fight, and allow the world to thrive - or face the consequences from 100,000 professional assassins. This was first communicated through Henry Makow and Jeff Rense in July 2007. Project Camelot has now traveled to Japan to meet with Fulford personally. Our interview presents the astonishing background story - and also reminds the Illuminati, whom we are confident watch our videos carefully, that the ultimatum is real, serious, and still in force. Armed with an optimistic vision, Fulford is prepared to be the next Finance Minister of Japan. His plans to spend Japan's $5 trillion of foreign reserves to end world poverty are inspiring as practical steps to repair generations of damage done by a ruthless ruling elite. This is a man with a deep understanding of both East and West, a global economic historian who thinks way outside of the box, a lover of peace unafraid to speak warrior words. In this comprehensive video, Parts 1 and 2 focus on global financial history and Fulford's fascinating personal story leading up to his approach by the Ninja. Part 3 contains the details of The Ultimatum itself. To contact Bill Ryan or Kerry Cassidy, e-mail us at support@projectcamelot.org.

Benjamin Fulford interviews David Rockefeller about illuminati, asian opposition



"Benjamin Fulford interviews David Rockefeller about illuminati, asian opposition
38:29 - 2 years ago
On November 13, 2007 Fulford received a tip that David Rockefeller was on his turf, and without hesitation Fulford arranged to meet with him to ask some questions. It is not odd for a reporter who's career has been filled with Financial News jobs, to sit down with the former head of Chase Bank, Except when its Benjamin Fulford and David Rockefeller. Earlier this year Benjamin Fulford interviewed Heizo Takenaka, a former finance minister in Japan and confronted him about 'having sold the Japanese financial system over to the Rockefellers and Rothschilds.' According to Fulford this interview made a lot of people angry. He says a professional assassin showed up and told him to accept a job of great importance or be killed. The following day Fulford claims to have been contacted by a powerful Asian Secret Society with more than 6 million members that have targeted the Illuminati. They asked Fulford to represent them, negotiate for them, and offered him protection in return. Benjamin Fulford was Asia-Pacific Bureau Chief for Forbes Magazine for seven years, until 2005 when he quit because of the 'extensive corporate censorship and mingling of advertising and editorial at the magazine.�"